The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31
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UNEASINESS TN FRANCE,
ANXIETY AND FEARS FOR TIL
NEW MINISTRY.

NEW MINISTRY.
Predicted Short Life of Frances Ney
Cabinet-The Pope's Desire for Tena
poral Power Sixty Bodies Recovered
from the Udstone Pit -Belgium's Ut
quiet Miners. /
PARIS, May SO.--It is reported that Pred
dent Grevy, in order to avoid the certaa
defeat of the new ministry in any importaa !
issue, will close the session of the ChamEx
of Deputies on June Is. At the first sessid
of the Cabinet as first constituted, Gel
Saussier announced his intention of wit
drawing the military bill. His colleagiil
opposed such action on the ground that 1
would be inconsistent with the dignif
of the country But Gen. Saussier pa
sisted in Withdrawing the bill and W
Obliged TO surrender the war portfolio.
CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.
A meeting of the new ministers was her
to-day at President Grevy's residence. II
final composition Of the Cabinet is not u
entirely settled M. Heredia has rejectA
the portfolio of Ministry of Public WorE
and henceforth this department will Z
combined with the Department Of Cod
merce.
AN OFFICIAL LIST.
1t is officially stated that Premier Gre
has signed the following Cabinet list:
Rouvier, Premier and Minister of Finar
and of Posts and Telegraphs; NJ. Fallier7
Minister of the Interior; NJ. Flourens, M
ister Of Foreign Affairs; NJ Spuller, Minisa
of Public Instruction; NJ. Mazeau, Ministz
of Justice; Gen. Ferron, Minister Of wa
M. Barbey, Minister of Marine; NJ. ID
tresme, Minister of Public Works, and
Barbe, Minister of Agriculture.
THE PARIsIANs sULLEN. s
PARIS, May 30.--The new Cabinet me-
with a sullen reception from the Repuht
can press. There is an indication of OBJ
sition of any concessions to be made to th
right, while there is little hope that tif
Cabinet can live without making conces
sions.
THE PoPE's TEMPORAL POWER.
ROME, May 30.-The Osseruatorc Re
mdno interprets the Pope's utterance in hi
allocuton as meaning that no reconciliatio
is possible between the Vatican and tn
Quirinal without restoration of the Pope
temporal power. Well informed circles de
clare that the OsserUdtore Romano onl
echoes the feeling of the Intranslation part
Of the Vatican. The ReformG, the govern
ment organ, says that the reconciliation
only question of time and that the Italian
can wait calmly.
THE POPE UNCHANGEABLE
The Vatican, replying to request for a
Interpretation of the Pope's recent ak
tion, has sent circulars to the papal nuf
abroad stating that although the n
declarations are moderate, nothing vi
changed, and IL the Italian governmeu
sires peace the Pope is disposed to treat
baiss of the restoration of his temu
powers.
GLADsToNE's REASONS.
LONDON, May 30-In reply to a CORE
spondent's query, 'Why he did not NEE
Mr. Chamberlafn's moderate and reasonabi
proposalsr' Mr.. Gladstone writes: II can
not consider this light proposal TO strik
out from my myIiish bill the clause Frelatin,
to the Irish members of Parliament an
introduce consequential amendments whicl
might destroy the efficacy of the bill. F"
TO cououMoRATE THE EVENT.
A wooden ross has been erected a
Bodyke, where the work of eviction had q
be stopped on account Of the Sheriff bein,
seized with fit. upon which are iuscribe'
these words: "Praise the Lord, here tn
tyrants art was paralyzed"
THE upsToNE PIT HORROR.
EDINBURGH, May 30.-The search for th,
bodies Of the miners who lost their lives b,
the explosion in the Udstone coal pit a a
Blantye, in Lanarkshire, still continues
.Sixty-two bodies have thus far been recov
cred.
GRAIN PoRTERs STRIKE.
LONDON, May 30.-The grain porters em
ployed at the Avon mouth docks, Bristol
have struck against tho use Of elevators IL
unloading vessels.
MR.. MANNING's HEALTH.
Daniel Manning left Bournemouth fol
Liverpool to-day. He is well.
MINERS BECOMING QUIET.
CHARLERoI, BELGIUM, May 30.-The towr
has been quiet to-day. 1t Is expected tha
work in the mines will be resumed to
morrow
SEARCH POSTPONED.
GLASGOW, May 30.-The search for the
bodies in the Udstone pit has been post
poned, owing TO the accumulation of bad
gasses and to the debris blocking the way
There are twelve bodies still entombed.
oNE-sIpED RESOLUTIONS.
BRUSSELS, May 30.--The Radical Con-
gress held here to-day adopted a pro
gramme embracing the separation OF
the church and State, compulsory educa-
tion, the regulation of the employment Of
children in factories, the establishment of q
State fund for invalid worknen and the EN-.
actment Of law holding employers liable
for accident TO their workmen. The reso.
luton in favor of amnesty to the strike Of
tenders was adopted.
EVEN THE MOUNTAINS FALL.
LONDON, May 30.--A mountain has col.
lapsed near Springer, in the canton of Uri,
Switzerland, destroying two cottages and
killing six persons.